Omega Seamaster 600 135.011 Rare Engine Turned Dial, 1964

A beautiful and rare example of the Omega Seamaster 600 reference 135.011 from circa 1964 with a unique engine-turned dial. The Seamaster 600 has become one of our most popular watches and with this example, it is easy to see why! Not only does this example have a rare dial but also comes with the original box & various paperwork. The minimalist design, decent size and robust 601 movement of the Omega Seamaster 600 makes for a timeless choice!

The Seamaster was launched in 1948, in order to mark the brand's 100th year of creating timeless watches. To this day the Seamaster range remains Omega’s longest continuous model to date. The Seamaster was first intended as a robust yet elegant watch for active individuals who wanted a watch for “town, sea and country” and it still fits that remit today for the man about town today (however we must note that taking vintage watches anywhere near the water is not suggested!). 

Technical & Condition

Condition: 

• Dial: Excellent condition. Small marks are visible under a loupe.
• Case: Excellent. Remains sharp and has no loss of plating. A few scratches as commensurate with its age.
• Glass: Excellent. A few scratches as commensurate with its age.
• Movement: Clean and Serviced.
• Strap: New 3rd party leather strap

Year: 1964

Case size (exc. crown): 35mm

Case material: Gold plated

Movement calibre: Calibre 601

Box and papers: Box and various paperwork

This Omega Seamaster 600 could be yours...

We love the Omega Seamaster 600 for its understated elegance and vintage appeal, and we're not alone. It's one of our most popular watches for under £1,500, and it'll sell out quickly. Make sure you don't miss it, and please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.